US EditionWhite House Hails Trump As 'The Peace President' After Israel-Hamas Breakthrough, Fuels Push For Nobel Peace Prize Ahead Of Friday's Announcement
The White House highlights Trump's mediation in conflicts including Israel-Hamas and Azerbaijan-Armenia as part of his bid for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.
- At 6:51 pm, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of his Gaza plan, ahead of the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s Oct. 10 Peace Prize decision.
- Many around Donald Trump, US President, have made a fanfare of nominating him even after January 31, while Islamabad announced on June 20 it would recommend him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
- Trump claims he has helped settle seven wars and is close to an eighth, while New Delhi denies US credit for the India-Pakistan truce; he hosted Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in August for a historic signing.
- The White House celebrated the Gaza breakthrough online, portraying Trump's ceasefire as momentum for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize; if selected, he would be the first US president since Barack Obama to win.
- French President Emmanuel Macron said last month, `There is only one person who could do something in the current situation the American President`, while Trump warned the Nobel Committee might not award him.
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White House Hails Trump As 'The Peace President' After Israel-Hamas Breakthrough, Fuels Push For Nobel Peace Prize Ahead Of Friday's Announcement
The White House praised Donald Trump as "The Peace President" after he brokered a U.S.- and Qatar-led Israel-Hamas peace deal.
Gaza Deal: White House's 'Peace President' post as Trump eyes Nobel Peace Prize
Trump has claimed that he has resolved seven conflicts, including the India-Pakistan skirmish in May this year. Though New Delhi has rejected his claims, saying no third party was involved in mediation, the US President has remained firm on his stance.
Several supporters of the U.S. president claim to have submitted his candidacy to the Norwegian committee. However, it is impossible to be certain that Donald Trump is one of the 244 personalities competing for the Nobel Peace Prize this Friday.
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